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Old 12-02-2004, 16:16   #7
Stuartbe
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Re: help setting up ethernet

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Originally Posted by Sociable
One easy solution is to add an extra ethernet card to the main PC and then use a crossover Patch cable to set up connection sharing.

This way you will be able to connect up both PC's at the same time when you need to, using connection sharing, and also have the benefit of being able to transfer files between the two pc's very easily as well.

This would not involve making any change at all to the existing connection to the internet btw.
Good idea sociable - As long as he does not mind leaving the pc on all the time !!
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